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You may be able to lower your energy bills.
There are programs that help eligible people pay for energy costs. These costs include things like electric bills, heating, and more.
Life N Balance Health & Wellness Initiative
Get help preventing chronic disease, get free health screenings, and engage with local help for long-term wellness.
Want a better job or brand new career, but not sure where to start?
See job options based on the experience you have now. Plus, get skills you need for the job you want next. All for free!
Get help covering the cost of college or a career school.
Are you—or a family member—going to a career school or college soon? For the 2025–2026 school year, you can apply for federal financial aid now.
Want to save money in the kitchen?
There are simple kitchen tips that can save you some cash. As a bonus, you’ll also help the environment.
Are you looking for help with rent?
It can be challenging to keep up with monthly expenses, including rent. But there are organizations in your community that may be able to help.
Not sure if you qualify for help with bills, food, childcare, and more? Find out here.
This free quiz will tell you what help you can get—and where to get it.
Did you know you may be eligible for a low-cost computer?
Having a computer can help you with your career, education, staying connected, and more. And depending on income, you or your kids may qualify for a low-cost computer.
Want to find or build a supportive community? Try volunteering.
One great way to build independence is to connect with a community. And one great way to connect is to volunteer—online, by phone, or in person.
Domestic violence hurts roughly 10 million people in the U.S. each year. Help is available.
People of all ages and backgrounds can be victims of domestic violence. Are you—or someone you love—experiencing physical, emotional, or financial abuse? Connect with people who want to help.